... and Horses, Coleshill Street, to J. Whelan; St. Vincent Arms, St. Vincent Street, to B. Woodhouae; Cardigan Arms, Cardigan Street, to G. Wilson; Marquis of Lorne, New Town Row, to J. Waring; Sir John Falstaff, Monument Road, to J. Wood. ...

... _qERiY GRATTrAS, B ESQ.-We deeply regret to learn that Henry Grattan,. Esq., only surviving sole of the immortal Grattan of '82, died on Saturday at his residence, Clara, osunty Wicklow. Mr. Grattan was inl Dublicn afew dcvi sice, in excellent health and spirits ...

... -Millers' Arms, Miller Street, to 1F. Beeson; Bath' Tavern, Bath Passage, to Ht. Brarson; Turners' Arms, Turner Strees, to P. Browne; Shakespeare, Great King Street, to M.ary Ann Careless; Royal Exchange, Bridge Street, to U. Chaplin: Cricketers' Arms, Wrentlham ...

... tollebcceaflolloway; Watchimalcers'Arms, Edmund Street, to IWValter Hollie ; Brook Tavern, Lennox Street, to John Hilt; King's Arms, Bordesley Street, to Thomas Hood the younger; Highgage Arms, Moseley Street, to Benjamin I ne;s* Vamnire, Great Hampton Row ...

... Great Brookeo Street, from Josephkaaleby to John Court; Brighton Arms, Coventry Road, from the. ~Adminiatratrix of. William Charch. hll, Jeeased ' ?? Churchill; London, Summer Row, from John Hudson to John (riadee; The British lion, Newtow- Row,: from ...

... H. Cox, White Swan, Birchall Street, to E. C. Currier; Gamnmakere' Arms, Hatchett Street, to H. Darby; Sir Robert Peel, Caroline Street, to William Drewitt ; Victoria Tavern Cardigan Street, to J. Duranet; Globe, New SlummSer Street, to S. Frampton ; ...

... intercourse was discussed during the existence of Grattan's Parliament, and how the eagerness of the Irish people to exclude British manufactures taxed the skill of Pitt and Fox and Flood and Grattan to the utmost, Mn Brooks has no hesitation in believing ...

... acting on behalf of the Treasury, on informatioa laid by Mr. John Stsllard, jun., solicitor, and others. At the eleotio. petiti.o trialt liggiobotto-n -isore tC=t; he was in tbe Wheetwrights' Arms, Hylton Road, on the evening of the election, and that he ...

... Penwitbers, Chats-- water ,Blackwater, and Riedruth, on the same line. The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Rail-1 way, froni ?? Arms to Cardigan, is practically completed, and will be opened for passenger traffic iii thle course of a few days. Under ...

... Street, to M1. Bryan;, Stanley Arms, Sherlock Street, to Rebecca Clark; Gardeners' Arms, Henry Street, to W. Jf. Cridland;- Clock Tavern, Milton Street, to F. W. Chinn ; Hand and Bottle, Barford Street, to R. Clarke; Ge-ach's Arms, Geach Street, to A.. Chilton; ...

... London Miuseum, Digboth ; T. no, Hands, Devovoleiro Arms, Lodge Road ; B. Homer, B11l's lde Head, Hownrd Street; T. Morrall, Caltborpo Arms, New 3d. John Street West ; T. Packer, Bricklayers' Arms, Cheap- rty side * S. A. Phillips, Soho Tavern, Park ...

... liUcilse. The plrosecn tion was undertakien on the information of John Whito, who had been fined £5. for shooting on Colonel O'Callaghan's land. The O'Callaghans arc'boycetted, and carry arms for self-protection. Mr. Arthur W'Conner, M.P., who succeeds ikr ...